In order to provide critical perspectives on these points, the Power-Europe Project Financing Pre-Summit has been designed to bring together the industry’s most active, seasoned and forward-looking developers, portfolio companies, equity investors, investment bankers, lenders and regulatory experts. Together, they will share their perspectives on the European energy financing and M&A market.

Attendees will benefit by gaining critical intelligence while networking and make contacts with industry peers who wish to do business. The Summit will serve as the market nerve-centre for European energy dealmakers

Power-Europe 2018 invites conventional and renewable energy asset buyers, sellers and developers together with equity investors, investment bankers, lenders and regulatory experts to network and share vital intelligence in how to get projects financed and completed.

Main themes will include:

Navigating Through Transactions and Overcoming the Challenge of Proto-type Power Projects Given the Prevailing Economic Climate

The Dynamics Governing the Current Market for Energy Financing and M&A

Engaging Strategic Players by Knowing What They Look For in Terms of Their Acquisition Targets

Updates on How Regulatory Changes Will Affect The Sector

The Investment Banking and Private Equity Communities' Perspectives on the Deal Market

How Conventional and Renewable Energy Project Developers View the Market over the Coming Year

The Type of Deals That Equity Investors are Currently Seeking

The Type of Terms That Financiers are Offering

Understanding the Full Implications of the Financial Downturn on the Lending Landscape for Power Project Financing

The Agenda of the Next Generation of Energy Infrastructure and Equity Investors in Today’s Financial Climate

Project Financing Considerations for the New Generation of Nuclear Power Plants in Europe

Financing Renewable Energy in the Current Credit Environment

M&A Case Studies

As efforts to drive forward toward revitalising Europe’s conventional and renewable energy production, market operators are constantly reviewing their asset portfolios. As such, buyers and sellers look to make deals for individual projects or entire companies. The deal market for energy assets is undoubtedly changing in size and scope and although players are prepared to deal, the path to selecting the correct deal and actually closing it is as challenging as ever. European energy policy, while very promising, is still evolving, and credit markets remain tight and uncertain. Only the well informed will be able to judge asset values and develop optimal portfolio strategies going forward.